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$RECALL has been steadily declining within a descending channel after its rejection near $0.50, and price is now sitting right above a critical support zone at $0.33–$0.34 — an area that has historically attracted strong buyer interest. 📉 Structure: The 1h chart is showing signs of a falling wedge pattern, a structure often seen ahead of bullish reversals. A clean breakout above $0.36 could act as the first strong signal for momentum shift, potentially driving price toward $0.4978 resistance. 📊 Key Levels to Watch: Support: $0.33–$0.34 Breakout Trigger: $0.36 Resistance Targets: $0.4978 → $0.63 Invalidation: Breakdown below $0.30 (next support near $0.26) Momentum Check: RSI is hovering near 38 — approaching oversold territory. This indicates weakening selling pressure and raises the probability of a short-term relief bounce if buyers step in at support.

$RECALL is showing a bullish setup on the 1-hour chart, signaling a possible short-term trend reversal after a period of consolidation around the $0.34 zone. 📊 Trade Setup: Entry: $0.3669 Target: $0.6200 Stop-Loss: $0.2913 📈 Analysis: Price action shows buyers defending key support levels and forming a higher-low structure — an early sign of strength. A breakout above the $0.3669 zone suggests renewed bullish momentum, supported by improving RSI and volume buildup. If momentum continues, $RECALL could push toward the $0.42–$0.45 region first and aim for $0.6200 in the medium term. 🎯 Summary: Trend: Bullish bias (short to mid-term) Entry Zone: $0.3669 Target Zone: $0.6200 Stop-Loss: $0.2913 Setup Type: Breakout continuation This setup offers a strong risk-to-reward ratio, ideal for traders watching the current shift in market sentiment. A confirmed move above $0.37 could trigger the next wave of upward momentum.

RECALL sits around $0.34, just above an important support area between $0.33 and $0.35. This zone has held a few times before, but the overall trend is still weak. Ever since the price peaked near $0.62, it’s been sliding lower, and sellers are still in control. That drop below $0.38 turned what used to be short-term support into resistance, and it’s keeping the price under pressure for now. On the 1-hour chart, the price is still moving under most of its key averages. The MA(5) is around $0.341, the MA(10) near $0.339, and the MA(20) sits higher around $0.351. The exponential averages are similar — EMA(5) at $0.342, EMA(10) near $0.343, and EMA(20) close to $0.351. This shows the price is sitting right under the mid-term averages, which means the bearish bias is still there. Each small bounce has been rejected near $0.38–$0.40, showing that sellers are still active around that zone. Momentum is mixed but starting to show signs of slowing. The RSI(6) is around 51, which suggests that the recent drop may be losing steam. The RSI(12) and RSI(24) are both near 41, still weak but not yet oversold. The MACD is also trying to turn positive, with the main line just above zero and the signal line below it, giving a small positive reading. It’s not a confirmed reversal yet, but the setup hints that buyers are starting to step in slowly. The Parabolic SAR is near $0.33, and the price is slightly above it, suggesting a possible stabilization phase. The chart still shows a clear descending channel, though, with lower highs forming since mid-October. A break above $0.38 would be the first clear sign that the short-term trend is shifting. Trading Plan: If price holds above $0.33 and shows stability, preferably with a bounce off the support area around $0.34–$0.35, a short-term entry can be considered. The first target would be $0.38, followed by $0.42–$0.48 for a partial take-profit. If momentum strengthens and price closes firmly above $0.48, holding for a possible push toward $0.52–$0.62 makes sense. Entry zone: $0.33–$0.35 Short-term target: $0.38–$0.42 Extended target: $0.48–$0.62 Stop-loss: Below $0.32 (invalidation of support) But if the price fails to hold above $0.33 and starts closing candles below it, the market could continue down toward $0.29 or even $0.26. In that case, any retest toward $0.35–$0.38 could be seen as a selling opportunity or a short-entry zone for traders following the trend. Sell trigger: Breakdown below $0.33 Retest sell zone: $0.35–$0.38 Downside targets: $0.29 and $0.26 Stop-loss for short: Above $0.39 Right now, Bulls need to defend the $0.33–$0.35 support area with good volume. If they can’t, the next move is likely lower. But if the market bounces cleanly from here and breaks through $0.38, that could be the start of a recovery phase. $RECALL

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